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New LASK Kit 24/25- Adidas Linzer ASK Home, Away & Third Jerseys 2024-25

These are the new LASK shirts 2024/25, Austrian Bundesliga club Linzer ASK’s new home and alternate uniforms for the upcoming league season. Made by new kit partners Adidas (the club were previously outfitted by BWT), the new LASK Austria jerseys were officially unveiled on 8 May, 2024. The new deal with Adidas (11TeamSports) is for a period of four years beginning 24/25.

The new home shirt, as you’d expect from LASK, is predominantly black and white, and will make its debut against Sturm Graz in the club’s final home game of the current 23/24 campaign.

The away jersey is predominantly black, with white Adidas stripes on the shoulder and red on the collar, and will be worn for the first time when they square off against RB Salzburg. The second alternate/third top is a pink creation from the Adidas stable, as can be seen below. Continue reading →

New Burnley Castore Shirt Deal- Replacing Umbro as kit partners beginning 2024/25

Burnley have today (May 8, 2024) announced that Castore will be their kit partners beginning next season (2024/25). The Clarets are currently second from bottom in the Premier League at the time of writing and will most probably play in the Championship in 24/25.

The new deal is an interesting one because Burnley’s current contract with Umbro is till 2026 (started in 2019, four year extension inked in 2022). Castore and Umbro however struck a sub-licensing agreement earlier this year, which means we could see the former work with more double-diamond brands next season.

The shirt below, worn by the club in 23/24, could therefore be Burnley’s last Umbro made home one.

Last Burnley Umbro Home Shirt 2023-24

New Bayern Munich Jersey 2024-2025 | Adidas FC Bayern Home & Goalkeeper Kit 24-25

This is the new Bayern home kit 2024/25, FC Bayern Munchen’s new primary uniform for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by Adidas, the new Bayern 24/25 home shirt was officially unveiled on May 6, 2024 by the Bavarian giants.

The shirt features three different shades of red on the jersey, with vertical stripes that have a diamond design. The Allianz badge on the sleeve features the logo but also doubles up as a QR code. The club’s famous “Mia San Mia” motto can be seen on the reverse.

Bayern didn’t win the Bundesliga in 23/24 (Xabi Alonso’s Leverkusen took the title), but are in the semifinals of the Champions League, where they’re up against Real Madrid at the time of writing.

The mens’ team will wear this kit against Wolfsburg this weekend.

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